Night shots

[PGD5]

One from a few weeks ago I never posted...

[Robbie B]

PGD5 said:

One from a few weeks ago I never posted...

Awesome. Really like that.

[gary71]

Agree. Very nice. I'd have been happy with that one!

[Dogsey]

Robbie B said:

PGD5 said:

One from a few weeks ago I never posted...

Awesome. Really like that.

Love that.

[PGD5]

Excellent, thankyou gents

[thatone1967]

Mumbles bay last night.

[Harry Riddles]

Here is one of mine from ages ago.

[Gad-Westy]

One from earlier this week.


quay HDR2 by G.A.D, on Flickr

[dibbly dobbler]

Liking that

What method did you use for the HDR ? Never occurred to me to HDR a long exposure

[Gad-Westy]

dibbly dobbler said:

Liking that

What method did you use for the HDR ? Never occurred to me to HDR a long exposure

Cheers. I just bracketed three shots, I think +1 and -1. I din't particualrly intend to HDR at the time of taking but when I plugged these into photoshop, I preferred the HDR as it brought out a bit of the hidden detail.

[dibbly dobbler]

Gad-Westy said:

dibbly dobbler said:

Liking that

What method did you use for the HDR ? Never occurred to me to HDR a long exposure

Cheers. I just bracketed three shots, I think +1 and -1. I din't particualrly intend to HDR at the time of taking but when I plugged these into photoshop, I preferred the HDR as it brought out a bit of the hidden detail.

Ah right, nice and easy then

I thought you were perhaps doing a 15/20/25 sec exposure then merging them but it was same shutter with bracketted aperture which I guess is the standard approach.

Something else for me to copy draw inspiration from

[Gad-Westy]

dibbly dobbler said:

Ah right, nice and easy then

I thought you were perhaps doing a 15/20/25 sec exposure then merging them but it was same shutter with bracketted aperture which I guess is the standard approach.

Something else for me to copy draw inspiration from

I'm pretty sure I was in aperture priority mode so it would have bracketed the shutter speed. I can double check but I'm guessing this was 8s, 15s, and 30s all at f11 iso 200.

[dibbly dobbler]

Gad-Westy said:

dibbly dobbler said:

Ah right, nice and easy then

I thought you were perhaps doing a 15/20/25 sec exposure then merging them but it was same shutter with bracketted aperture which I guess is the standard approach.

Something else for me to copy draw inspiration from

I'm pretty sure I was in aperture priority mode so it would have bracketed the shutter speed. I can double check but I'm guessing this was 8s, 15s, and 30s all at f11 iso 200.

Ah right, of course.

[minky monkey]

A few from last nights adventure on the All Nighter with the London Flickr Group.


London Flickr All Nighter 18/19th June 2011 by minky_monkey1, on Flickr


London Flickr All Nighter 18/19th June 2011 by minky_monkey1, on Flickr


London Flickr All Nighter 18/19th June 2011 by minky_monkey1, on Flickr


London Flickr All Nighter 18/19th June 2011 by minky_monkey1, on Flickr


London Flickr All Nighter 18/19th June 2011 by minky_monkey1, on Flickr


London Flickr All Nighter 18/19th June 2011 by minky_monkey1, on Flickr

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London Flickr All Nighter 18/19th June 2011 by minky_monkey1, on Flickr


London Flickr All Nighter 18/19th June 2011 by minky_monkey1, on Flickr


London Flickr All Nighter 18/19th June 2011 by minky_monkey1, on Flickr


London Flickr All Nighter 18/19th June 2011 by minky_monkey1, on Flickr


London Flickr All Nighter 18/19th June 2011 by minky_monkey1, on Flickr


London Flickr All Nighter 18/19th June 2011 by minky_monkey1, on Flickr

[PGD5]

Love the 7th one with the tower in the background. Stunning shot that one, the rest are blooming good too

[HoHoHo]

They are all bloody brilliant

[North West Tom]

From a few months ago.


London Eye by Thomas Saunders, on Flickr

[AndWhyNot]

Aye, that shot with the Shard is great for its colour and the motion effects of the LE - well done

[AndWhyNot]

Lord of the Night by AndWhyNot, on Flickr

[PGD5]

That is a cracker